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DS51519B-page 138 © 2006 Microchip Technology Inc.
• Label (Symbolic Only) – Opcode label in symbolic format.
• Disassembly – A disassembled version of the opcode mnemonic.
12.8.1.3 PSV MIXED (dsPIC DSC/PIC24 DEVICES ONLY)
This format displays program memory as opcode and the PSV area (CORCON
register, PSV bit set). The window will have the following columns:
• Debug Info – Information useful for debugging. A pointer shows the current
location of the program counter.
• Line – Reference line number.
• Address – Opcode hexadecimal address.
• Opcode – Hexadecimal opcode, shown in 3-byte blocks.
• PSV Address – Data space hexadecimal address of the opcode.
• Data – Opcode formatted as data.
• Label – Opcode label in symbolic format.
• Disassembly – A disassembled version of the opcode mnemonic.
For more information, see the “dsPIC30F Family Reference Manual” (DS70046).
12.8.1.4 PSV DATA (dsPIC DSC/PIC24 DEVICES ONLY)
This format displays program memory as file registers, for when program space is
visible in data space (CORCON register, PSV bit set). The window will have the
following columns:
• Address – Program space hexadecimal address of the data.
• PSV Address – Data space hexadecimal address of the data.
• Data Blocks – Hexadecimal data, shown in 3-byte blocks.
The data block that is highlighted represents the current location of the program
counter.
• ASCII – ASCII representation of the corresponding line of data.
For more information, see the dsPIC30F Family Reference Manual (DS70046).
12.8.2 Program Memory Window Menu
Below are the menu items in the Program Memory right mouse button menu.
Close
Close this window.
Set/Remove Breakpoint (Machine/Symbolic Only)
Set or remove a breakpoint at the currently selected line.
Enable/Disable Break (Machine/Symbolic Only)
Enable or disable a breakpoint at the currently selected line.
Breakpoints
Disable, enable or remove all breakpoints.
Run To Cursor
Run the program to the current cursor location. Formerly Run to Here.
Set PC at Cursor
Set the Program Counter (PC) to the cursor location.